Any outfit, on your own photo.

Add a photo of yourself. Then add the clothes: a product photo, a few words, or one of our 254 outfits. Wearform makes a picture of you wearing them, in the pose and setting you choose.

or drop it here

A selfie, half-length or full-length photo. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 40 MB.

Your first image can be a free preview, with no card needed. It’s watermarked until you buy a pack. After that, images of you are 10 for $5, with no subscription.See pricing

Fictional woman in a white T-shirt and black jeansHer photo
Brown leather blazer, white top and brown wide-leg trousersThe clothes
The same woman wearing the brown leather blazer and trousersThe result
Made by Wearform from the two photos shown small, at Everyday quality (4 credits). The person and clothes are fictional, created for this example. The result is unedited.

Your photo stays in this browser until you’re ready to create an image. We don’t train models on your photos.

Fictional woman in a white T-shirt and black jeansHer photo
Brown leather blazer, white top and brown wide-leg trousersThe clothes
The same woman wearing the brown leather blazer and trousersThe result
Made by Wearform from the two photos on the left, at Everyday quality (4 credits). The person and clothes are fictional, created for this example. The result is unedited.

Eight poses from one photo.

Each pose is made fresh from your original photo, not from the last result, so you still look like you on the eighth try. Side and back views have to guess at details your photo doesn’t show.

Try this outfit on my photo

Illustrative examples of one fictional person, made with the image model Wearform uses. 3 settings available. Each new pose on your own photo is a separate image.

Start with a photo you already have.

A selfie is enough to begin. The more of you in the frame, the more of the outfit Wearform can show as it really sits on you.

Example photo cropped to face and shoulders

Face and shoulders

Good for tops, jackets and necklines. Pick Front view to see a whole outfit, with your body shape estimated.
Example photo cropped at the waist

Waist up

Shows how layers and waistlines sit. Hems and shoes are estimated.
Example full-length photo

Full length

Shows the whole outfit as it is, shoes included. Best for dresses and trousers.

What helps

  • Your face clearly visible, in even light
  • Just you in the photo
  • Fitted clothes rather than a bulky coat
  • Wearform checks your photo for these on your device before you spend anything

Bring the clothes however you have them.

Change one piece or the whole outfit. Keep the rest of what you’re wearing, or let Wearform fill in the gaps.

Navy jacket, ivory T-shirt, stone trousers and suede loafers laid flat

A photo of the clothes

A product photo, a screenshot from a shop, or clothes laid out on your bed. One item or a whole outfit. You can paste it straight in.

A few words

Clothing description

Navy linen shirt with the sleeves rolled, cream chinos, white canvas sneakers

Described pieces are designed by the AI, so they won’t match one exact product. Up to 1,200 characters.

Stuck between outfits? Compare them on you.

Every image saves to your private lookbook. Put two to four side by side, mark favorites, and group them into collections like “October wedding”. Keep the shop link and a note with each one. None of this uses credits.

Then send the shortlist to a friend and let them vote. They don’t need an account.

See how the lookbook works

October wedding · 3 looks

Friends’ votes: 7
Example: the same fictional woman in the linen suitLinen suit4 of 7 votes
Example: the same fictional woman in the blue garden partyBlue garden party2 of 7 votes
Example: the same fictional woman in the lilac suitLilac suit1 of 7 votes

Note on Linen suit: Wear with the tan sandals I already have.

Example looks of one fictional person, made with the image model Wearform uses and left unedited. Friends see only the images you choose, never your original photos.

What a preview can and can’t tell you.

Useful for

  • Seeing whether a color or shape suits you
  • Checking that pieces work together
  • Choosing between outfits for a day you’ve planned
  • Trying a style you wouldn’t pick up in a shop

Not a substitute for

  • Your size, or how something will fit
  • Exact fabric texture, or small details like buttons and prints
  • The back of a garment when you only have a photo of the front

Check the retailer’s size guide before you buy.

10 images for $5.

Buy a pack once and use it when you need it. Credits don’t expire. Every pose, background and full-size download is included.

Compare packs and quality
10 images$5$0.50 eachChoose
30 images$12$0.40 eachChoose
70 images$25$0.36 eachChoose

Everyday quality. A Studio image uses 10 credits instead of 4, so a pack makes fewer. Prices in US dollars.

  • If an image fails, its credits come back automatically.
  • Your first image can be a free preview, so you can check it looks like you before you pay. It’s watermarked until you buy any pack.

Questions before you upload

Something else? Send us a message, even if you can’t sign in.

Do I need a full-length photo?

No. A selfie or half-length photo works. Wearform shows the outfit as far as your photo goes, or you can pick a pose like Front view to see the whole outfit, with your body shape estimated.

Can I try it before I pay?

You can explore every example, browse the 254 outfits and set up your own look without paying or signing in. A new account’s first image can be a free preview, watermarked until you buy any pack, while each day’s free previews last. After that, images of you need credits: 10 images for $5. If your first image was paid for and doesn’t look like you, tell us from the image and we return its credits.

Will it look like me?

Every image starts from your original photo, never from an earlier result, so likeness doesn’t drift. It can still vary. The Original pose changes the least.

Will the clothes fit like the picture?

No preview can tell you that. Use it to judge color, shape and styling, and check the retailer’s size guide before you buy.

Who can see my photos?

They stay private to your account unless you share a link, which lasts seven days and can be turned off sooner. We send the photos you choose to OpenAI to make each image. We don’t train models on them.

How do credits work?

Buy a pack once. An Everyday image uses 4 credits and a Studio image uses 10. Credits have no expiry date. If an image fails, its credits come back automatically. Hourly and daily limits apply.

Can I use clothes I already own?

Yes. Upload, drop or paste a photo of the clothes, even laid out on your bed, or describe them in a few words.

Have an outfit in mind?

Free to set up, with a free first preview. 10 images for $5.